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Taranaki Daily News, 28 May 1921, Page 4

The price of certain brands of soap was reduced in Wanganui as from yesterday.

Restaurant keepers and others should note Messrs. Cassidy, North l and Co.’s advertisement in this issue. The firm is selling by auction at the Golden Gaia Tea Rooms, Wanganui, much valuable equipment, including a particularly good soda fountain.

Railway arrangements for King’s Birthday holiday are advertised in this issue.

The Melbourne Clothing Company are offering an excellent line-of men’s colonial tweed overcoats at £5 19s 6d. These coats are well cut, double breasted and belted, and are suitable for either walking or motoring. Shades are in dark brown and dark grey. These coats were priced at £6 19s 6d a few days ago.

There is no risk of clothes becoming a bad color when “Fairy Wonder” washing powder is used. In fact there are many instances where clothes which had become a bad color through using ah inferior washing compound have been restored to a beautiful pearly whiteness by using “Fairy.” Moreover, “Fairy” lengthens the life of fabrics through the elimination of rubbing. Try it. AM grocers stock it.

It will be noticed from our advertising columns that the Government Insurance Department (life and accident), is opening a branch office in New Plymouth. The recent census figures disclosed a material increase in the population here, and it is pleasing to note that the growing importance of the town and district is being recognised by the leading business institutions of the Dominion. The opening of the branch should prove a great convenience to the Department’s many policy holders, and materially increase the business of a department which is so well and favorably known in this province. Mr. W. J. Ewart, who has been transferred from Wellington, will be in charge of the office, which is situated next to the National Bank in Brougham Street. A preliminary advertisement of two important sales of grade Jersey cattle appeal's in our auction columns, the cattle to be sold being on account of Messrs. John Poletti, Chas. Wells, and Oliver Cross, all of whom are well known for handling cattle of exceptional quality.

The burning question of the day! What will butter-fat be worth next season, and where can I get the best results, Send a line to the Wanganui Fresh Food Company, and see what they have to say. It will pay you. Representative, L. R. Davis, Box 25, Stratford. Local manager, Mr. E. W. Grant, Eliot Street.

An event of more than ordinary interest this week is the “Overcoat Week,” which is now in full swing at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. Each year, at this period “H. 8. Ltd.” devote one special week for the showing of the new season’s overcoats, and this year it has the decided added attraction of a discount of 4s in the pound off all Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats and Raincoats. Remember, this big reduction is for thw week only.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, New Plymouth.

Ladies should protect themselves from coughs, colds, sore throats, etc., by putting about 10 drops of Nazol on a handkerchief and placing it inside a blouse. Use Nazol freely in this way—it does not injure the most delicate fabric. • 3